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John and Anne Reineck <br />7960 - 171st Lane NW <br />Commercial Kitchen and Food Trucks <br />There would be no customers coming to the house. Food deliveries happen about once <br />a month, in a van type of vehicle. Most items we pick up. <br />Smoker usage would be 1 - 2 times per month. This is a gas roasting oven that uses <br />minimal wood. The smoke is only used for 2 - 4 hours each time, the rest is just <br />cooking. The smoke goes from the wood burning area, into the cooking area and then <br />to the side on top, out the vent. There are no cinders, ashes, etc. that would be able to <br />escape out the vent. <br />The amount of smoke will be less than used in a fireplace. There will be odors of the <br />wood smoke and cooking meat, much like grilling. <br />The exhaust fan for the stove would be used approximately once a week. <br />We can put a wood fence around the back area of the garage so the smoker and <br />exhaust would not be visible. <br />The food truck and stock truck would be kept in the pole barn other than when loading <br />and unloading them. It takes approximately one hour to load or unload. <br />The driveway to the pole barn would consist of class 5 gravel. There is a clearance of <br />26 — 30 feet between the drain field and the property line. <br />Water and sewer usage is minimal. We use disposable pans in the smoker. The <br />amount of dishes used per weekend is similar to having a dinner party. <br />We will also have a commercial grease trap on the sink drain to capture any extra <br />grease so it will not go into the sewer, nor will we have to use extra grease cutting <br />chemicals. <br />Any grease waste will be put into a jug with a screw on top for disposal. What little <br />waste there is will be able to be bagged and put into our regular garbage. <br />